Custom Properties
Custom User Properties let you attach customzed attributes to all People in your organization.
The attributes can be any of the following types:
Custom Properties
Custom properties are additional fields that can be tailored to suit your organization's unique needs. They help you capture specific information about each person, enabling you to organize and categorize your data efficiently. Below are the available custom property types and their descriptions:
1. Single-line Text
The Single-line Text custom property allows you to store short, single-line text-based information. This could include a person's first name, last name, email address, phone number, or any other piece of brief text data.
2. Multiple-line Text
The Multiple-line Text custom property is suitable for storing longer, multi-line textual information. It is ideal for capturing descriptions, notes, or any other extended text-based data.
3. Single Checkbox
The Single Checkbox custom property allows you to create a boolean field, representing either a true or false value. It can be used to indicate yes/no or on/off type of information.
4. Multiple Checkboxes
The Multiple Checkboxes custom property allows you to define a list of options, and a person can choose one or more items from the list. This type is suitable when a person can have multiple attributes.
5. Number
The Number custom property enables you to store numeric values. It can be used for things like age, order quantity, or any other numerical data.
6. Radio Button
The Radio Button custom property lets you define a list of options, and a person can choose only one item from the list. This is suitable when a person must have a single attribute from the given options. A worker organization might create a Custom Property for "Account Type" with Radio Buttons for "Company Worker" or "Community Supporter."
7. Dropdown
The Dropdown custom property also allows you to present a list of options, but in a drop-down format. A person can select one option from the list.
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